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Day three. As a big fan of cheetah’s, today was a huge, life affirming moment for me. Waited over an hour for the cheetah to get up from its slumber and delivered the most spectacular pose!

On top of that: lions, leopards and so much more! One of life’s greatest joys.

On day two we learned a few things about Tanzanian time. For example, a “45 minute drive” equals two hours. “Two hours” equals three hours. And, “not far” means one hour!

Such was the effort to get to Taragine National Park. Home to elephants, pedestrian crossings and extravagant birdlife.

Was it worth it? You bet ya!

Larissa's story is powerful and thought provoking. She is not alone.

My In Your Eyes project is gathering momentum. If you know someone who has served overseas and lives in Queensland, check this link out. https://www.trek2health.org.au/in-your-eyes/

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